Federal rules set duck season framework for 1975 76
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service issued framework regulations guiding states in setting waterfowl seasons for 1975 76. Key points include a first opening of snow goose hunting in the Atlantic Flyway since 1931, flexible season lengths in three flyways, and specific daily bag limits with possession limits. States may split ducks and geese seasons, with shooting hours restricted from half an hour before sunrise to sunset, and options to use point systems or selective special seasons within federal guidelines.
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Washington
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Atlantic
Fish and Wildlife Service
Mississippi
Louisiana
Stock Farms Fear Effect Of Court Order
Omaha residents and farm groups told the EPA that extending the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System to all livestock operations would cost small operators dearly. They argued only large feed lots cause pollution and urged keeping permits limited to bigger operations while the NRDC presses to broaden coverage and address storm sewers and ag industries. A federal judge favored the council, prompting EPA appeals and regulatory work to cover exemptions.
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Omaha
Neb
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
National Resources Defense Council
Algo
Uns
Va Det
Noncoms Accused of Taking GIs Money at Fort Leonard Wood
Seven drill sergeants face court martial or non judicial action for mistreating recruits or soliciting money and favors. Accused include Dent of Columbia 5 Cressel of Park Rapids Bradford of Greenwood Wilhelm of Mercer Murray of unspecified hometown Lewis and Turner awaiting battalion decision. Separately, a Kansas City dairy faces Unfair Milk Sales Practices Act review with two weeks until transcript review begins, Boillot says.
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FT. Leonard Wood
Army
John Dent
Columbia
5. C
George F. Cressel
Park Rapids
Minn
Henry Bradford
Greenwood
Miss
Marshall L. Wilhelm
Mercer
Wis
Donald R. Murray
Murray
Norah Lewis
Ernest Turner
Lewis and Turner
Jefferson City
Kansas City
James Boillot
Fairmont Foods Co
President Ford wears protective vest on New Hampshire tour
President Ford conducts a 22 stop campaign in southern New Hampshire amid heightened security after a gunman incident involving Lynette Fromme. A visible vest and tightened crowd control prompted questions, while White House aides declined to confirm details. Linda Kasabian, linked to Manson followers, remained under security scrutiny.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Ford
New Hampshire
Louis C. Wyman
White House
Secret Service
Sacramento
Calif
Lynette A. Fromme
Charles Manson
William S. Greener
Linda Kasabian
Manson
South Boston High School Desegregation Returns With Change
Boston AP reports that police presence redeploys as desegregation resumes in Boston public schools. White attendance climbs while tensions ease, yet concerns linger about potential trouble once police pull back. Across districts, attendance improves citywide but remains cautious amid protests near Charlestown and South Boston High.
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Boston
South Boston High School
Roxane Knights
Roxane
South Boston High
South Boston
Dora Knights
Eileen Sweeney
Charlestown
Raymond Flynn
Charlestown High School
U.S
Robert J. diGrazia
Hyde Park
Lockheed Officials Grilled Over International Payoffs
A Senate subcommittee will question Lockheed officials about payoffs in Saudi Arabia and Indonesia. Documents show payments to Adnan Khashoggi and a secret fund for Indonesian air force officials, with a dummy agency used to mask commissions and inflated plane prices to fund these bribes.
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Washington
Senate
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Saudi Arabia
Indonesia
Lockheed
Adnan Khashoggi
U.S
Internal Revenue Service
Frank Church
D-Idaho
IRS
Cardinal Cooke Flies To Canonization
New York AP Cardinal Terence Cooke archbishop of New York has flown to Rome to attend the canonization of Mother Seton, the Catholic Church's first American born saint. Born Elizabeth Ann Bayley in 1774 in New York, she founded the Sisters of Charity in 1809 after marriage and widowhood and conversion. About 20,000 Americans, including 700 from New York, are expected at the ceremony in St Peter's Square conducted by Pope Paul VI.
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New York
Terence Cardinal Cooke
Rome
Mother Seton
Order of the Sisters of Charity
Elizabeth Ann Bayley
Sisters of Charity
Pope Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
Ford Visit To Raise Cash For State GOP
ST LOUIS AP The Republican party seeks funds in Missouri as President Ford visits St. Louis and Kansas City to raise about 200000 after earlier borrowing 30000. Local officials report sold out tickets for 100 and 250 per person events with proceeds aiding the Missouri committee. Gov Bond calls Ford trip a substantial aid to debts and months of fundraising ahead.
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ST. Louis
Republican Party
Missouri
GOP
Ford
Kansas City
al Fleischer
St. Louis Bel Air East
Gilda Manning
Jackson County
Republican Committee
Alameda
Missouri Republican Committee
Christopher S. Bond
Clair Elsberry
State Committee
Elsberry
Bond
California
Barry Goldwater Jr
Kansas
Robert Bennett
Lawyer Faces Discipline Over Child Placement
A former partner defends Milton W. Schaeffer before the Missouri Supreme Court as the bar association seeks discipline for alleged acts as a child placement agency. The information charges Schaeffer with violating state statutes and the professional code for his role in a 1971 adoption case involving a $100 retainer and a $500 fee, with no adoption completed. The court-appointed advisor says Schaeffer violated rules governing conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Missouri Supreme Court
Bar Association
Bernard Steinger
Clayton
Milton W. Schaeffer
High Court
Schaeffer
Supreme Court
Steinger
Granite City
Lawyers’ Professional Code
Administration of Justice
CIA Studied Poisoning Lumumba
Washington AP report cites former CIA official Richard Bissell saying a poisoning option for Patrice Lumumba was once considered in 1960 but not acted on. He stressed the agency used political pressure instead and asserted CIA involvement in Lumumba’s case was limited to intelligence contacts, not violence.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Patrice Lumumba
Richard M. Bissell
Bissell
CIA
Robert A. Maheu
Howard Hughes
Fidel Castro
Lumumba
MHS Rings for Juniors to be Distributed
Mexico High School will distribute class rings for the Class of 1977 in the auditorium next Thursday Sept 18. A list showing each student’s remaining balance will be posted in English classrooms next week.
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Class
Mexico
MHS
Bolling Seeks Majority Leadership Amid House Speculation
Washington AP Richard Bolling Democrat from Missouri told House colleagues he plans to run for majority leader when Speaker Carl Albert retires. He cites concern for House processes and legislative competence and states he announced early to secure his name before the body. Bolling, 59, has served in the House since 1949.
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Washington
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
Bolling
Rep
Pillip Burton
California
Democratic Caucus
John McFall
Mrs Jimmie C Phillips enters Columbia Regional Hospital
In Columbia Hospital Mrs Jimmie C Phillips of Thompson has entered Columbia Regional Hospital in Columbia for tests.
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Jimmie C. Phillips
Thompson
Columbia Regional Hospital
Columbia
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